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Jim Casari, 3710 Trenery Drive, asked what will happen to the pro- perty other than the 7 parcels when the 7 parcels come into the City. Mr. Harris said that it is not the City Council's policy to bring property into the City unless the property owners are interested in doing so. He stated there are two other annexations being con- sidered right now; the Molinaro and Kamp properties. Mr. Casari asked if the entire area wishes to come into the City, would Mr. Harris explain Medium vs. High Density Residential. Mr. Harris stated the entire area was looked into and the City had to find conformance with the General Plan, so depending on the size of the large parcels there could be some parcels considerably smaller than the 20,000 sq. ft. so long as the overall density did not exceed 8 units per acre for standard zoning and 10 for PUD. Mr. Casari stated 6500 sq. ft, lots would reduce the quality of the neighbor- hood. Dean Wagerman, 2333 Martin Avenue, one of the property owners, stated he is asking for 20,000 sq. ft. lots and urged approval of this zoning district. John Montgomery, 3800 Trenery Drive, stated he didn't feel anyone had a problem supporting R-1-20,000 but do lean to Low Density because no clarification has been given that there would not be some 6500 sq. ft. lots in the area. He said he realizes development is inevitable. He had no problems with R-1-20,000 if it is firm but would prefer Low Density Residential. Commissioner Wilson asked if Mr. Montgomery is the owner of the 10 acre parcel and Mr. Montgomery said he was. The resident of 3737 Trenery Drive urged that the rural atmosphere be maintained. He urged the property be Low Density Residential. He said he is upset concerning the Trenery Drive extension because he has never heard of it before. Mr. Warnick said there is an approved industrially zoned strip from Oakland Avenue to almost Santa Rita Road and that the proposal is to run Rheem Drive from the Spice plant over to Santa Rita Road. He further said there is a proposal for a signal. Mr. Warnick reviewed the map of the area. The public hearing was closed. Chairperson Getty reported that the Planning Commission earlier suggested the area be Low Density Residential and it was the advice of the Land Use Committee that the property be Low Density. She said the Council did not take this advice. Mr. Harris clarified this statement by stating the recommendation of the Land Use Committee was to have the properties east of Oakland Avenue be Low Density Residential. Commissioner Wilson said he would like to see a line drawn from Parcel 31 through the Kamp property and everything west be Medium and everything east be Low Density. -3-